Exploring Themes in The Horse

1. What is the significance of the Garoghlanian family in the story? a) They are wealthy and respected for their riches b) They are known for their dishonesty and tricks c) They are known for their honesty and pride d) They are famous horse trainers

• They are famous for their cooking skills

• c) They are known for their honesty and pride

• They are known for their musical talents

• They are recognized for their athletic achievements

2. How does John Byro react when he sees the horse with the boys? a) He immediately calls the police b) He accuses them and demands the horse back c) He pretends not to recognize the horse d) He chases them away

• He laughs and walks away

• He offers to buy the horse

• He takes a picture of the horse

• c) He pretends not to recognize the horse

3. What is the Garoghlanian family known for? a) Their love for animals b) Their wealth c) Their honesty d) Their bravery

• d) Their bravery

• Their athleticism

• Their honesty

• Their culinary skills

1. 4.What motivates Mourad to take the horse?
   

• 1. Desire to impress others
     

• 1. His family’s need for money
     

• 1. His passion for riding
     

• 1. He wants to return it after learning to ride

5.Who is the narrator of the story?

• William Saroyan

• Morad

• Uncle Khusro

• Aram

6.What does Mourad’s character mainly represent?

• Rebellion and dishonesty

• Creativity and independence

• Bravery and aggression

• Kindness and discipline